... [Fronm Tuesday Xigets Gsazmtaj LIQUIDATIONS BY ARBAIGE'IENT. Waltsr Smith, Mathon Mili, Great Malvern, miller. First meeting, at the Red Lion Inn, Great Malvern, May 8, at 2 Debtor ...

... Yesterday morning a boiler explosion occurred at Messrs, Wil- linnm Midlington and Co.'s Summer Hill Ironworks, a ld great damage to property was the result. Fortu ...

... 1IMPERIAL PARLIATMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS -YrEsaDAY. Turer Spmuc-ER took the chair at twelve o'clock. phi THE NUMBER OF TURKISH VESSELS IN TirE PE RzSy G ULF. In reply to Mr. EASTW ICR, Lord ENFIELD stated that the number of the Turkish vessels in the Persian Gulf had beellin- creased to the number of 77. The 20 addition I vessels were there as transports on an ?? Iexpedition, and not as ships ...

... COUR'J AD 'FASERION , | THE COURF T. WINDSOR CASTLE, APRIL 23.-the Queen, accom- panied by Princess Beatrice, and attended by Lady W~aterpark, drove out yesterday afternoon. it BUCxKeNGAM PsLAcE.-Her Majesty, accom- re panied by Princess BeatLlce and Prince Leopold, If left Windsor Castle this morning at half-past ten o'clock, and arrived at Buckingham Palace at half- r. past eleven. Her ...

... THE, WASHINGTON TREATY. (Tunims TMEnGRAL.) P11TWDLFTPIcIA, April 23. The Foreign Committee of the Ilouse of RepreseHOtetiV09 met to-day. General Banks, the Chairmun, gave an account of 5il interview with Secretary Fish ou the Alabama question. Mr. Fish stated that the Cabinet ware united on the question. No ?? bad been made for withdrawing the Indirect Claims. The Govern- mnent did not ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF COMMONS. BEFORE the orders of the day were taken Mr. Fawcett asked Mr. Glad- stone whether, as ithad been stated that the Government would consider the decision of the House on the instruction to the Committee on the Dublin University Tests Bill, of which the Chief Secretary for Ireland had given notice, as involving a vote of confidence in the Government, he ...

... LAT ESTNEWS. | FRANCS. PARIS, Aa'm 24. Count Arnim is expected to-day. He will be im- vnediately received by the President. It in stated in Ministerial quarters that the Count has instructions to give ...

... LATEi ST NEWS. ?? u lnzEuR A-ND PRESS ASSOlnfON TELEGRsAS.] e- SPMXS-TRE ,CARLIST RISLNG. ; I1nDmD, Tr-SD.--The Carlist deputies were not present at the prepaaratory sitting of Congress j. to-day. c Bands of Carliats 'ontine tl appear. A band of 200 is reported to have been seen in the neigh- bourhood of Bilbao. R IIMADRID, TUESDAY EVEN!1NG.-Government de- - patches state that the insurrection ...

... SWANSEA. It is stated that Mr. Sterry has purchased the whole of Mr. C. H. Smith's collieries and mineral property. It is reported that the BIshwell collieries, near Swansea, formerly worked by the Royal Forest of Dean Mining Company, have been purchased by a well-known firm, and will be restored. THE NEW STEEL VORKS AT LouGtion. -A great num- ber of hands are now employed in excavating the ...

... Td-«!ay'a market was well attended and well supplied, aad was remarkable for the number of calves and lambs en offer. The supply of sleep was about the average, with five or six pens of Spanish amongst them. The pigs were very few. but sows were exceedingly well repre- tented. Trade, on the whole, was brisk, the prices being —Beef 7d to 8d per lb., mutton 9icl to lOd per Ib, pigs 108 te 10s 6d ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the Board was held yester- day, at the Parish Offices; Mr. 1V. L, Sargant in the chair. H]IUSTOKE INDUSTRIA1 SOIIOOL,-The CHArRiAN read a letter f ...

... SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS, 'The news from Paris and Versailles this morning is politically unimportant. The Military Tribunal has pronounced sentence upon the Communists con- victed of the massacre of Mgr. Surat and the other hostages in the prison of La Rcquette on the 27th of May last. The woman Guyart is condemned to death. The other sentences ?? girl Cailleux and Leopold Viel to ...